
- Applied Clinical Trials-11-01-2024
- Volume 33
- Issue 11
Advancing for Patients
This November issue of ACT explores those technological innovations in clinical trial recruitment and data collection and management that are being geared toward empowering the research community's most important asset—the patient.
A popular topic of discussion in clinical research in recent years has been giving more power to the patient. In the current landscape of complex trials and a plethora of technology solutions available, it is important for us to maintain focus on our most important stakeholders—patients. While technology has streamlined many operational aspects of clinical trials, it is also being leveraged to access more potential participants.
At the most recent DPHARM conference,
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The series of feature articles begins with
We also present an article exploring
Also in this issue, we are happy to introduce a new column to our usual slate. Authored by long-time ACT contributor Hugo Stephenson, MD, co-founder and executive chair, TrialScreen, the column will highlight current trends in trial engagement. In
As always, thanks for reading.
Mike Hennessy Jr is president and CEO of MJH Life Sciences®
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